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  Rhodochiton atrosanguineum

  Extremely beautiful rapid growing climber that starts flowering in June and continues until killed by frost. Delightful parasol-shaped fuchsia pink calyx with black/purple to crimson 2.5in Read More »
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  Squash ‘Waltham Butternut’ (Winter) – Organic Seeds

  This variety of Squash Waltham Butternut from Duchy Originals produces attractive tan coloured fruits with sweet, creamy yellow flesh. Read More »
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  Geum ‘Banana Daiquiri’ (Cocktails series)

  The flowers of the delightful Geum ‘Banana Daiquiri’ have pretty overlapping lemon-yellow petals and a whirl of yellow anthers at the centre. They bloom in late Read More »
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  Broccoli ‘Rudolph’ (Purple Sprouting)

  One of the earliest, Broccoli Early Sprouting Rudolph produces tasty large spears. If you live in a colder climate then you can still expect early harvests Read More »
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  Asclepias Collection

  Attract a profusion of butterflies to your garden with the nectar rich blooms of Asclepias. This showy hardy perennial makes a fine choice for cottage garden Read More »
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  Pennisetum macrourum ‘Tail Feathers’

  Robust green foliage is enhanced by tall erect pinky-beige spikelets in late summer to autumn, gracefully moving in the slightest of breezes. Height: 180cm (6ft) Read More »
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  16 Cell Window Propagator

  There?s no need for cumbersome seed trays to be left balancing on your windowsill. This clever windowsill propagator kit is just the right size for growing Read More »
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  Campanula punctata ‘Milky Way’

  The dainty pink dotted bells really stand out from the crowd. With its flowers gently bobbing above attractive evergreen foliage. Read More »
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  Cabbage ‘Wheelers Imperial’ (Spring) – Heritage

  Well known and reliable variety for over 100 years. Compact habit, producing firm, well-flavoured, pointed, tender hearts. Use also for spring greens when sown or planted Read More »
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  Ageratum houstonianum ‘Blue Mink’ – Easy Grow Range

  This relatively old variety of flossflower remains popular for good reason. The compact, uniform plants bear large, fluffy, powder-blue flowers. With a vigorous, open habit, Ageratum Read More »